Question

thundermuffs, by cindy blobaum © this play is reprinted from plays, the drama magazine for young people with the permission of the publisher playsstirling partners inc. 897 washington street #800150, newton, ma 02460
question
use the excerpt to answer the questions.
(32 points)
from this excerpt, we can conclude that the play thundermuffs is primarily about. overcoming fears the main character, mitchell, shows independence by figuring out how to deal with the storm on his own. the family’s reaction demonstrates support which suggests that the play emphasizes the importance of family

Explanation:

The problem is about analyzing a play excerpt, which falls under the Arts discipline, specifically Literature (since it's about a play's themes and character actions). The analysis involves understanding the play's primary theme (overcoming fears), the main character's trait (independence), the family's reaction (support), and the emphasized value (importance of family) from the given context.

Answer:

The play "Thundermuffs" is primarily about overcoming fears. The main character Mitchell shows independence by figuring out how to deal with the storm on his own. The family’s reaction demonstrates support, which suggests that the play emphasizes the importance of family.